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Cindy Larey nominated Matthew King, Owner of Kingsramsum in The 2021 Goodday Mineral Wells Top 40 under 40. Here is why Cindy nominated Matthew:

Why should he be recognized? “I have seen this young man grow up and become the responsible business owner he is today. He has never given up on his endeavors and takes SERIOUS pride in his work as well as his customers. He is an excellent addition to this community and an even better addition to the Chamber of Commerce. My father owned IMS (Internet Marketing Services) and he saw such potential in this gentleman that he was prepared to turn his ENTIRE business over to him.”

Professional Achievements: “Computer Repair, Web Design, numerous certificates in his field, and now is the owner of his own business.”

Activities: “PC gaming, helping his neighbors that are in need (He just helped some people rewire their entire RV and fix a TON of stuff that was dire for nothing! He wanted only for them to pay it forward. Spending time fishing and hanging out with his beautiful wife Stephanie. His true passion lies in computers, He is nearly always on one until chased away to go relax!”

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